The operator then lifted a Time Out based on a player request and have refused to acknowledge the failure to adhere to their own advertised standards. Their site at the time carried a clear statement stipulating that once a player had put in place a Time Out they would be 'unable' to reverse it. For winnings over 10,000 Euros, the payments will be done in equal monthly instalments.' Įvobet has been involved in a clear responsible gambling failure/exploitation of a vulnerable player. Maximum withdrawalable amount over a 24-hour period is 2,300 Euros (or the equivalent in another currency at the interbank rate) subject to its payment provider's specific limits.

Otherwise, the commission is paid to the bank by the User. Wins over €10,000 paid in instalments as per Term 62.8 - Automatic Not Recommended: 'If the User has requested a withdrawal in the amount of 1,000 Euros or more (or the equivalent in another currency at the interbank rate), Evobet pays a commission on the transfer and subsequent operations of withdrawals in the given calendar month. As per Term 63: 'Over a 24-hour period the maximum winnings of each individual User are 30,000 Euros (net winnings, without counting the amount of set money).'. Maximum Win Clause less than €50,000 (-3). Further more, in one complaint case we have seen it came to light that the terms and conditions were not available to mobile users, giving the complainant no possibility of knowing that they were prohibited from signing-up, and yet the operator still refused to pay wins.

We consider this to be entrapment, with the operator allowing play from restricted jurisdictions, refusing to pay wins but retaining losses. Evobet appear to be run by the same group as Campeon Bet and are represented by the same affiliate program.Įvobet has actively constructed their registration form to encourage sign-ups from jurisdictions that they prohibit within their terms and conditions.